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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-09
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
The State Senate and the Free Pass
BilI-A Railroad Commission
Talked OF
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

LITTLE ARK, February S.-The Ar
kansas State Senate today refused by a
vote Of 20 to 8 to concur in the House
amendment to the free pass bill, max
ing the bill operative alike on all State,
county aud municipal officers, but
permitting other citizens OF the
State to enjoy this privilege. This
was the bill introduced in the Senate
two years ago by Senator Smith,
and prohibited all persons not
employed to ride on a free pass in
Arkansas. This is the kind OF meas
ure the Senate wants and by it's vote
today intends to have it, or else will
accept Of nothing. The free pass is
mightier than the combined efforts of
a large body Of Arkansas legislators.
Representative Balch, Of this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-09
SPEAKER CARLIsLEI

Receives q Letter From the Randall
1tes I'm Response 10 His COmmuni-
cation Returning the SubsIituIe
Bill.
WASHINGTON, February 8.-There
was sent to Speaker Carlisle today a
letter signed by Representatives Ran
dali, Warner, Henley, McAdoo, Hen
derson, Wise, of Virginia, and Gay,
in response to his communication re-
turning the substitute bill presented
for the consideration Of himself and
those holding similar views respecting
tslif revision.
The letter says: "The gentlemen
present at our recent conference, rep
resenting States South, West and
North, were led to hope that the way
had finally been opened for an sgree-
ment on q measure that could be gen.
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DIR. ID. \. JOHNS0N'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY,
No. II Jefferson Street,
tBotween Main and Front.) MEMPHIS
Established in 1901


Established in 1901
tR. JOHNSON Ia Acknowledged by ali pa,
IL ties interested As by far the most sue
eessful physician In tho treatDentof priVai
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cure
guaranteed in eyery case, male or female
Recent cases Of GOnorrhea and Byphilii
cured In few days without the uso OF mar
curry, change Of diet or hindranoo frou
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last We,
tige eradicated Witbo 1tthe use Of merourJ
involuntary loss Of semen stopped In short .
time. Sufferers from impotency OF loss o
sexual powers restOr 10 ffoo vigor In fop
weeks Victims Of self -abuse and excessive
yenery, suffering from apermatorrhea NJ
loss Of physical and mental mower, spoedil,
and permanently cured. Particular atten
ton paid TO tho Diseases Of Women, And
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured
without the use Of oaustio or the knife. Al
consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Medi-
cines sent By express TO all parts Of The
country.
Workingmen cnred at half the usu
rates. 0fhoo hours from 8 O'clock Am. 10
O'clock pm. d. B, JOHNSON, NIB.
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Terrific Snow Storm-CoaI $50 Per
Ton.

CHICAGO, Ill, February S-A spe-
cial from Fort Shaw, Mon, says:
There was a heavy snow storm Sunday
night, extending through Northern
Montans north OF Fort Assiniboine to
Fort Shaw. From four to six inches
fell, making from fourteen to twenty
five inches nov on the level. The cat
tie are suffering terribly. The fuel
famine continues at Fort Ben on. Coal
is $50 tor, and is extremely difficult
to obtain even at that figure. Wood is
scarce, and is selling at high figure.
TIE Indian Commissioners have been
snow bound at Choteau since January
28th.
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Rnpid Horseshoe Turning.

DETROIT, MIoH., February 8.-A
novel departure from the usual form
Of sport was the horseshoe turning
contest in this city tonight bstween
John Campbell Of Buffalo, and Martin
]. Dunn, Of this city, the one first
completing 100 horshoss taking the
stakes, $3.50. Dunn came out winner
in one hour and forty seven minutes,
being six shoes ahead and beating the
worlds record by nearly bal an hour.
Il is understood he will bs challenged
by Chicago and Milwaukee smiths.
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The DeIightfuI Liz uId Laxatiev.

Syrup OF Figs is most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as it is
easily taken by old and young, and is
prompt and effective in curing
habitual constipation and the many
ills depending on weak or inactive
condition Of the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which it acts, and
awakens them TO healthy activity. For
sale by II. j. Hester and all leading
druggists; Van Vleet & Co, g. W.
Jones & Co., W. N. Wilkerson & Co.,
and 8. Mansfield & Co. have been ap-
pointed wholesale agents at Memphis.
Detroit, Mich, February S.-W. H.
Brett, sged AZ, formerly a well known
Boston business man, died here this
morning Of paralysis.
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KREMER'S
Big Boom Bargains
5OC.
cHANcESRFY HANcIESRFcY SALE
HI EAL ESTAT h

No. 625S, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county.-JrO. 4. Ellis ct al. VS.. 7. d
Caldwell ct al.
PY virtue Of an intorlocutory decree fol
ID sale, entered in the above cause 90 the
l7th day of January, 1887, M. B. Sc, pag
POI, will sell, at public auction, to tn
highest bidder, in front Of tho Clerk an
Masters office, Main street entrance to tn
Courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
saturday, February ~. 1857.
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, lonn.,
to-wit:
The Caldwell residence place, beginning at
point on the Memphis and Someryille road
at the northwest, corner of tho depot lot [
thence south with iaid lot chains and 80
links 70 Nelson's cornerj thence west with
said Nelson's line l chain and 81 links;
thence south l chain and II Inks to said
elson's line; thence west l chain and "
links; thence south 8 chains and 63 links TO
Mrs. Wrights north line; thence west
chain and 4 links to a stakej thence south
with said .Wrights line chainsi thonce
chains and 63 links; thence east 10 chains
and 2Oh links; thence north 4 chains and
96R links to the plank road thence east 3
chains and 69 links TO tho begin ming, less
about 60 feet of Of the south line sold TO
Mrs. Wright, and a lot 10 BY l6S feet of OF
northeast corner, containing In all about 18
acres.
Also. tract Of land lying In section 2,
range 8, Of the Eleventh Surveyor and
the center OF the Raleigh an d SomerVillo
(old staEel road. whore. William A. Cren-
shaw east boundary line. crosses 1t, and
running thence south 20 chains to white
oak stump; thence west SO chains and 80
links 10 a persimmon bush with red and
white oak pointers; thence north Is Oh aims
and 30 links to hickory marked &c. M.
g. /" then 90 east ~ chains and 25 links 10
stake south 26 degrees west 20 links from
black oak marked ~. M. B. 4" thence north
1 chains and 80 links to stake in the center
Of said Iosd; thence north $50 degrees east
Rlong said road A chains and 30 links 10 tho
beginning, containing 9l9 acres.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, balance in
one and two years, purchaser to execute
note bearing interest with approved socuri-
ty; lien retainedi redemption barred.
This January Is, 1887
s. / MCDOWELL, G. and NJ.
By I. b. Caldwell, ID. o. and M.
b. J. KimbrOugh, solicitor for complain
-. N r. H..
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A Serious WaAhOut.

IONA, MICH February 8.-A wash
out on the Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee Railroad at Sarnia has in
terrupted travel. The telegraph wires
are down and all communication with
the outside world is by faith and the
telephone wire.
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A Village Flooded.

CREEMoRE, ONT, February S.-The
ice in Mad river jammed this after
noon, and the stream overhowed it's
banks. The water is three feet deep
in the village, the first floors of most
OF the houses being covered.
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Water Drives Men Fro N work.

DETROIT, MICH, February 8.-The
rains Of the past two days, with m elted
snow, has flooded portions of the west.
ern part OF this city. At the Michigan
car shops and steel spring works water
drove over 1000 men from work today,
furnaces being put out in the latter
nlapa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-09

SoUTH MEMPHIS LODGE No. n
= us, F. AND Am Will meet in ~
special communications this (WED-S ~
NBSDAY) evening, Feb 9Th. at 81"
O'Clock, for work IN the NJ. NJ. de
gree. All NJ. Nj 9 fraternally invited.
By order. X. A. KEELING, W. NJ.
Attest: j. L. SELLERs. Secretary.
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FENAPE WORMS Removed Alive, in from
plete, or no charge. No Fasting required !;
no pois nous medicines. Can bo taken with
ease By child OF adult. Call or sondiOr oirNu
lars. DIR. NJ. NEY HMITH, BpTinR6eId M
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DIR. X. l.. LASKI,

PbysiciaB, Surgeon and AeCOuCbeT.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
843 Main street, Near UniOns
Telephone No, 80.
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Such Wonders You would scarce
believe. You Must Sec. We want
You to Come!
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WASHINGTON, February S-The fol-
loving letter was today. sent to Speaker
Carlisle:
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NEW ORLEANS
MARDI GRAS!
TAM
Mississippi g. Tennessee R.R

SOLID TRAINS. NO TRANSFER.
Pullman Drawing Room sloC pers on all trains
Fare for Round Trip, eIl 50.
Tickets on sale at 2s7 Main street and at
depot, from Feb. 18th TO Feb. 2lst, inclusive,
good to return until and on Feb. 2s, 1887.
A. J, KNAPP, GEM Pass. Agent.
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An EXTRAORDINARY eFFER.
To An yVantlne Employment.


We want Live, Energeiie aud capable ARsns
in every county in ths united states and Can.
ada. to sell Q patent article Of great merit, on
irs MEKETs AZ Article having large sale, pay.
Ing over 100 per cent pFt a.. having no compe-
titien. sna on which the agent Ia protected IN
the exclusive sale By deed given for each and
every county he NAV secure from rs. with all
these advantages TO eur agents and the fact that
IL IL an frsicle that can be sold TO every house.
sWnef, Il might not be necessary 70 maize an
OFFER" 20 secure good agents
st once. but We have concluded 70 make q 70
show, not only our oonfdrnce In the merits Of
our invention, bat IN It's STABILITY BY any agent
that win handle II with energy, Our agents
nov q work sre making from $50 10 5000 a
month clear and this fact makes II safe for N %
make our cffer 10 all who are cut Of amploy.
ment. Any agent that viii kive our business
thirty DAYS trial and fail to clear al least ef0O
IN this time, ABOVE ALL ExPKEsEA can rsknrn
all gcods nnsold ~ NJ and We will rsfund The
MONEY paid fer them. Any agsnt or general
Agent Who would Ike ten or more coasiien and
work them through sab-aRents fer ninety days
and fall 10 clear ct least e7Sa ABovR ALL n
FKSsEz, cAn return all unsoid and get their
money back. No other employer Of agents ever
DARED 70 make such offers. nor would We IL We
did not know shst We have agents now making
mere than double the amount ws gunzaniesd.
aad but two sales day wsuId give = pEofs Of
ever &l1s m nth. and that one OF our agents
took eighteen Orders in one day. Our large de-
scrfptiye circulars explain eer oxer fully, and
teess We Wfsh 70 sead 20 everyone out Of en-
ployment who win seed us Tires enc cent
stanps for postage. Send ut CAGE and secure
the A9eucy In time for the boom. snd & % weFk
% tie terms named IN our extraordinary Of =.
We woaio like 70 have the address OF all the
~ nts, sewing machine solicitors and caxren
sess IN the country and ask any reader Of this
paper who rea9s tAas ofisr. 10 se0d IN ~ once
Tie name and address ef all sach they know.
Address II once, or VOC viii isse the best ehaars
ever offered 20 fkose out o. employ mena te
make meney. kEHEKA MAyUKAcrURIxa Co.
lads3M lls smish tesd ST., Pit1shzrg. Pa.
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Ras. >. Il. Tkanpsou AZ vansonssr
psssehsd IN IT, Prsshytrrian CAusch
IEsa sundsg nsornina and svsnIna. A
nsmbsf 81 hin ed frisnds wsss pEsseas.
besides ths usazi enneraaatisn- In the
nn0rninR hs ssek his ASH fFom Jckn
iifsIss : For God 50 laIwsa aAe world
thai he gave Els uufE beIKoss4n s0n thas
whnsueWeF heliewnkh 10 Him Nhoui9 not
persia knk have everlasting life" He
divided the snbiscf into 6Fst, the gFeas
love Of God a. nsasured BY khe mag
nfaude Of TIE Riff-His nHfy bsResfen
snns second, whR2 il meant bF persia
ing ard bs @everlasfing life; third.
everlasting life rsceiFed by faith IN the
Son Of Gnd-fhe fn8nenee OF faith ia
all the walks and conditions Of life.
In tha evening ssrm1n, be took a. .
suhiecE ssImm0rsAiify az fh9 soul. "
TINS doctrine i tanahs "a Ehe Old Ee8-
lament scripture, as uell as By Jsszs aaG
ais DiseipEEs in the New Testament.
Bat there are aERnRlents drawn from
reason and experiences, via: First
Nothing onee created in this physical
world can ever BE- annihiiafad This ID
trne in tbs world Of spirits. Second
II an different from my hand, foot,
limbs. They are not me. Third
Every man WIS lives the ordinary life
Of 10 pears. uses up q half q score Of
bodies In thas time. and yet continues
10 be conscious that be Ia always tbe
same man, therefore the man doas not
die when his body dies. The deakhbe0s
Of many persons have shoan that their
spirits. a. their bodies. we're conscious
ng going int Q Presence. which could
nos be disc srnea By the bodily eyes. Of
surrounding fFitnds.
The nniseFs8l desire for, ahd expec-
talon Of future existence, which Il
found among all nations, even AMONG
th0se who hAvs very degraded ideas Of
the mode of that future life, give Z
reasonable ground for the belief that
the desire and expectation shall both b
satisfied; and proof beyond o reason
able doubt is that kind that rules In 01l
courts Of human laws. Foarth-It II
/ far more reasonable TO believe that q (
thinking, resolving intellect of man
shall live forever, than that IL can 81
biotted out Of existence forever by tbs
mere decay Of the body, or house I
which be dwsiIs for Q few years q
time. From these thoaRhts. u
Thompson drew this practical lesson
Prepare yourself By noble Ohrist-liks
tho1Rhts and actions. in this child
hood stage Of your immortal life. for 1
glorious Development ct your bette
sslf and manhood in tbs eternal year
TO Gomez
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-11

DR.. McCosh Ia now giving 90 much at.
teutton 10 college sports that the stu
dents may be expected 10 show their
usual eentrariness by dropping foot
ball and taking mp books.
Miss KATE Field to enjoying herself In
Washington society. She has $100. 00C
worth of telephone stock, and can af-
ford to attack the Mormon monster oe-
eAsioDally, whether she hurts him or net.
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WAT IRIS MghIr WILL No

y Nat TAGE M&aRT WILL no
Tue unprecedented sale on Bo~oAae's
German syrup within q feg years kas
sstonlshed she world. lt il witheut
doshs the safest and bes1 remedy ever
discovered Cor tue speedy and CELESTIAL
cars % Coughs, Colds and TIE sevsresf
Lass tr0ahi<s. Is acts on "A entirely
diiisrrHt pticeipie fFoa the usual pre-
sarlPla0ns given BY physicians. a. Il does
nos dry ap cough and leave ths dis
esse sfill 10 the system. b1t, On the co1-
trAFy. rsEaoSes TIE ea1se q the tBouhls,
6esls TIE parts Affected. &ad ieaves them
10 paFely healthy eonditisE- A bottle
kept 10 the house fer use when the dis
eases make thsiF appearances wfli sAxe
tacsor's bills Rad long spAll Of ssRioaz
illness A trial Wiil e5ayiaes yon Of
thee f4ess. Il i positively cold rs all
druRgtsa4 sna general deAiegs IN tie
land. Price = ETA. large bottles. aw
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~ So. ard addressed - Resnk n.
sakaIex, Two ~ tns bodiea had papeEn
taen sfyin9 them - 6azzsvs haithssef
I'D 8. Ammew1aa, en& sAslokss baM
hss bean waahed aahsEs wtth the name
81 Z. a.. AldsE written en- i.
mmraerex Kaa1ed.
Fnaz RrDwxxL fgaa j, gan. 10. Gary
Rsess, who mnf6eEed Js2ss Efnn heee
e. ChrfssznAa niRh&, w4g Surrounded
sns killed abozf daak lsst eFsasnR n
she ns0nnsaiaz asous tNenfE E1ilen noEth
arsee anses nnes.
PmrADKxRmrk, jan 10. -AIics OATES.
Ghe sell knegn eonie epsra singer. died
this evening &c the residence Of heE
husband. 8ha had wasted sway FreA4Is
ander 4 painfnf e1apikaafion of diseases
and daa1h sAme ~ . weie9me Felizf.
A GeneTsms Rrianman.
I.zxous.x, Jan. 10.-ME. John Fifxzer-
IA. President Of she Trseh Natiensl
f,emna Of America, has forwarded 10 tbs
fund nov Being raised ia wsstinzton
for Mrs.. Logan. the san Of &IoG0 ~ hfs
personal csnEEibusi0Ds
A Bfshap PTeseeulea.
BosrsM. jan. 1g.--Fhe trial aE the saii
foF SANDER hrUaxhf By Rsy. Manrice ID.
FftxRsrald against CafhoIte Arrhbish0p
Joan y. Williams, Of Bassoa. was re
satned today. Mr.. FItzReraId testified
that be visited the Archbishop 20 assek.
tain the reason for bis fthe witnessl
removal from his pagiah. bot the Arch
bishop treated him 90 ghat he called
him an ecclesiassScal brute. The Arch.
bishop said he would prevent the appeal
Of tbs witness 10 Rome from being COZ
sideFed. a. be vas going there, and
wouid get there befOrs the appeal. Eht
| Archbishop refused witness 9 trial Of
q hearing.
A new SORT ef Catherine
WAsaENsTox, Jan. 10.-The IntcEna
fianal Uaion OF Masons and Brick
layers uel today, With Alexander DAnaa
Of sc. Louis presiding. OvaE 100 dele
gates from eli parts Of t6e country wef.
present, representing 5000 members
ltommiasionsr Webb welcomed th,
della q e. to the city in q brief speech
A, ser she appointment Of several com
miktsea, and debate On the subject Of
open aud sscret sessions. the convention
adiuarRed until tomorrow. Among tha
A4Nr@tto1e m0A10 ~ - @1t1 NAAA OoAAtS ~
for confederation are the relations o.
she houFssaf daily labor.
W an strees 0ase Eftonss
| NKw ToRK, Jan. l0.-U. 8. 3's. i001k
Sc, I27s<; AS. 1104; Pacific SIS, l251z
American ExpFess, 107; Canada Pacific
l67sk; Canada Southern, 6ik Contra
PaSlEo, Az; ETie. 3S5S; Kansas Il Tex
AZ, 81 Northern Pacific, FIX; pre-
feFrnd, sos; Northwestern, ll31S; Ne'
York Oentfal. ll296 /; Oregon kailwa.
| and Navigation. l0l1S Oregon Trans
continental, 3z1< Oregon Improve
ment, l3; Paciac Mail, ~; Panama
%: Texas Pacific, 261L; Union Pacific
691<; United. States Express. 621<; WelaE
Fargo. 125; Western Union, 741s; Den
yer a Bio GFande, 2Tz.
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STEAMER HELEN.
F0g c0LBY, PORTS ORCHARD Ahn
wAsHIAeI0k.

a. STEAMER HKlak@ "
= Klil8 X anfeF, leaves y R1 q. I. w
Ton & smith . wharf Snafsia cKefN -
wednesday and Friday. d 0a@ z So ~.
cathg, Miichalfs Pairk hAA1 Qf ss 49,. y.
eh4Fa also. 70 heAd o. frE& y 80 :. \ ~
a. - II ~ 100 AZ Port Q1nAMF9 #s n
n. Mllrheli'n pnlntM l1&a9 q a.. !. y
n. aFrsFiaQ e HnNk1te mb@Ns
TnomanY. 1AmHN2mF nM6 SsaNT
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WA CH0Ne & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE.

A LII KINDsoF TEA. DIRECT FROM
n China. the pureet and best, from 40
cents to IS per pound. Rica. opium and
all kinds OF China Goods. Highest price
paid for Live Hogs at the brick store.
corner OF Third aad Washington ass
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% Paalnaaalera.

WAsMIs0roS, Jan. l0.--fhe Psstoflce
Department today furnished the tellsw~
tn0 Tor the Information OF past@aatcrs
The aes 81 ConeFess approved January
Sd. 1881, aashOFizss The issue 0nly Of
postal noteas Boa tue payment thereof,
- snoA psstofhses ethsr than naonsy
order afkees ~ the Postmaster General
nav designase. Every application or
petttioa for The extension OF this privi-
lege ahoald specify the number Of Ia
habltants % tue place fram which it
emsHases. and briefly the FeAsans Tor
desiring ste extension Of the postal
note system, aud should eantkin saeb
siassoaents a. Wili teed 10 show tets
means Of making small Ftnlssances u
needed. Efch AppileAiiaH or petition
should be saeHsd ey tie postmaster OF
The locality. Wha Wili b. Feqnised 10 give
slightly increased bond 20 coveg ths
vaiae of chs hiank aetes entrusted %
htnas aad saaala BE- ADDRESSED 10 tie
Superintendent % ta0 Money Order
syssess, fa tos1se pep4rtmeat. Wash
faSsau. n. C
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Tiers IL golden uean hsiweea indie
peaasnse ana depasdeaees between son-
cuafarcsity ard enAfofmEty. Same tn
deqonaans psopfs are VERY sAaay and
very dtsaGrpeAhis. ard eome dapenden1
peapsa ara very palAverins and disAez@s-
ahlsA h~ssss4n gMaea.
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Tsa nek kal Asaseszl~ sEelld not fat 70 en- a
nln- ThaDscser AAs visited Tia hnEpftala y
fnfcEEnstiNa whteh Ne 8 csmpaaena 10 fnapaFf
y those u eeas 81 his services. The Doea1F
erres where Sfhaxs fkai. Try him Dk. afR-
BOZ VII mails ~ eAMrRe uniezs as snscas
saFA RNesoSs cured q hsna. Cal o. wFste
Al eenmaaanss1ana mxiefly eensaenzlai. SaaA
- &ollarN k1z . psekARs Of Us6i11ns. Ae-
ares pR. J. r. 6EBBOx, Bax Ras.. sns Pa.
ztsoo. cAl MeaEtaa PoaT-xNrEzxzaaMoMn
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION {
Carrying the y. Q. MalI.
Tacoma, SsaiIls d Pert TeWnlsad Nm

ONE OF THE w. So @m
X i. Cos steamers II 4
(Anderson or E6ithlm
VIII run daily between fneoma and k1lf
Townsend, leaving Tacoma npan Arz1FeItf
train Seattle At 10 .. M, and tuunhiaR Al
Port Madison. ort Gambia, Port kandAnN
and Port Towneend. Returning lANrs
PORT Townsend every dag texcept SHAAayl
Rt O'clock .. m. and seattle at 80 j. n
SEATTLE-MMATCOM k0uTE
The steamer W K MEm WIN viii
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuesday ena
Thursday evening . aclock. for Wh2aenm
calling at Mukii8eo, TnInlin Caapagg
Oak Harbor. UtsalAdy, LaeonneEs ElGalss
Aaacortes, Gueme8 Smmfak, MMarAaWNe
Bqlltngham and SehomA
Returning, VIII leave WhAloam NxorN
Monday. Wednesday and Friday 8Fam
lnRa At O'ci0ck. for 6eattsA calling
intermediate points On tha wngs
SEATTLE-SkACET RIVkk MOUTH
1he steamer DAISY viii laasa nMttia
for SkaGit river and WAY ports E9NRY
Monday and Thursday, returniEN Iu#
days and FridMya
EuE freight and passage apply Al Can
panye office on Yoaier' wharf 81 ga hnAsR
the beats at the same wharf.
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